Llantera San Antonio

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Llantera San Antonio, a delivery driver once complained, ‘Why does it always rain when I’m here?’ Ever since then, customers swear that on rainy days, the tires seem to sell themselves faster than ever. One day, an old neighbor stopped in and asked jokingly, 'Is there some kind of tire festival going on today?' The owner just smiled mysteriously, replying, 'It seems like Mother Nature has her own way of telling us we need new tires!'

2. A little boy walked into Llantera San Antonio and asked his dad, pointing at an unusual tire display, ‘Dad, why do they sell tires that look like dinosaurs?’ The father smiled and replied, ‘Son, those aren’t real dinosaurs; they’re just special designs for fun.’ A delivery driver overheard them and laughed, saying, ‘Actually, son, those are just our new winter tires—you know, when it snows outside!’ The little boy looked confused but then burst out laughing, realizing the joke together with everyone else in the shop.

3. In Llantera San Antonio, late one night, an employee heard a strange humming sound coming from the tire storage area. Curious, he investigated only to discover rows of tires gently glowing in the dark like miniature lanterns. As he approached, he noticed that each tire had a tiny little face drawn on it—smiling and waving! Startled but amused, he called out, ‘Hello, little tire friends!’ A delivery driver passing by overheard him and asked what he was doing. With a straight face, our hero replied, ‘Just saying hello to my new neighbors.’ They both laughed, realizing it was just another late-night urban legend.

4. At Llantera San Antonio, customers started noticing that their tires were mysteriously inflating on cold mornings. Was it just a coincidence, or did the store’s air compressors have a secret life of their own? One day, a delivery driver arrived with flat tires and asked the mechanic what was going on. The mechanic shrugged and said, ‘I don’t know, but maybe your truck has a thing for early-morning walks!’ Turned out, the compressor was just an enthusiastic jogger.